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thelibrarianontherun:

The Joy of Books

“After organizing our bookshelf almost a year ago, my wife and I decided to take it to the next level. We spent many sleepless nights moving, stacking, and animating books at Type bookstore in Toronto. Everything you see here can be purchased at Type Books. Grayson Matthews generously composed the beautiful, custom music. But none of it could have been done without all the volunteer hands who shelved and reshelved books all night, every night.” (via Goodreads)

If you love books, and always wondered what went on in your bookstore and library after you locked up for the night - you gotta watch this!

You know you’ve always wondered how those books all got pushed back in a row on the shelf, right? 

I want to go to there: library in the woods.

thebronzemedal:

Bookmobile in Thomas County, GA, from an article over at Smithsonian.com, “Long Overdue: The Bookmobile is Back.”

Thomas County, what what. Shout out to Shelby and Caitlin.

Unbelievably cool Citizen Archive Project combining technology donations, training, and the capturing of distinctive culture and language in Eastern Africa. I want to bring this back to our Bakonjo friends stat.

The library is safe thanks to Egypt’s youth, whether they be the staff of the Library or the representatives of the demonstrators, who are joining us in guarding the building from potential vandals and looters.

Ismail Serageldin, Librarian of Alexandria, from the Bibliotheca Alexandrina website, via bookshelves of doom.


The practice of international librarianship involves a mixture of good intentions, ignorance, and self-interest.
“Going International,” Library Journal

Perfect — but I can’t find it for sale anywhere…(?)